I read somewhere that clockless chips were being explored, and that they have huge advantages over the current clock technology. Because all the processes arn't crammed into one tick, which gets smaller and smaller, they just have a continuous stream, with a sort of handshake thing. I didn't really understand it, but it does make sense.
Some advantages, other than being faster, its that they emit less heat, take less power and other stuff.
You guys know anything?
Some advantages, other than being faster, its that they emit less heat, take less power and other stuff.
You guys know anything?
